The Truth About HGH Sprays and Pills

Some competitors who sell the pill and powder products use the fact that the synthetic human growth hormone injections must be injected as a chance to claim that all sprays are not effective.

Those making this claim fail to mention that their pill or powder products are deemed "dietary supplements" by the FDA and are regulated by the FDA's food laws, while homeopathic HGH sprays that contain homeopathic HGH and are made in an FDA approved lab are deemed "medicines" by the FDA and so are regulated by the FDA's drug laws. Obviously the FDA does take homeopathic human growth hormone sprays seriously since they categorize and regulate them as medicines.

Competitors probably make the claim that sprays don't work because they think most people do not understand how homeopathy works, and so they use this to their benefit, to help them sell their own pill or powder products which are actually nothing more than a few amino acids, vitamins and/or herbs that they purchase for a few cents and place in a bottle with "HGH" on the label and then sell for a very high mark-up.

The HGH molecule itself is indeed too large to be absorbed under the tongue, in fact, HGH-Pro was either the very first web site, or was one of the first sites to state this fact back in the 1990's, and if you placed a dose of HGH injection under your tongue it would not be effective, but this is not what homeopathic sprays do!

During the very involved homeopathic process the properties, energies, and abilities of the growth hormone molecules are transferred into the water molecules of the base solution and so the base solution itself becomes potentiated by the HGH. This potentiated solution is then absorbed under the tongue successfully.

Some Also Claim Homeopathic Sprays Contain
Such a Small Amount of HGH They Cannot Be Effective

Some competitors also like to boast that homeopathic sprays contain only about "000000000000.1 oz" of human growth hormone. Those who make this claim are really just showing how little they know about homeopathy, or else they assume their customers don't understand how homeopathy works and so they will believe this ridiculous claim.

According to Dr. Howard Davis, homeopathic HGH works similarly to the injections, but without the side effects.

Also, because of high dilutions, the homeopathic potencies of HGH may make it even more effective in the body since scar tissue may not interfere with its absorption.

The body itself breaks food down to microscopic amounts in order to transport nourishment to minute cells. For example, a thyroid hormone can be as small as 50 to 100 millionths of a gram in size. Despite the small size, bodily metabolism is maintained. Other hormones are even smaller, sometimes less than one trillionth of a gram.

Those who claim homeopathic sprays do not work ignore the fact that homeopathic HGH sprays have raised IGF-1 levels the highest of any non-injection product in independent randomized double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies. IGF-1 blood tests are used to measure the increase of growth hormone in the body.

Some Say Homeopathy Has Not Been Proven Effective

This old claim is nothing new in the U.S. There have always been those who deny the value of any type of natural alternative health therapy, regardless of the clinical studies and proof of effectiveness. Up until recently many physicians had the opinion that taking a daily multivitamin was just a waste of money. Only now, after years of research and volumes of clinical studies proving the opposite, they are finally admitting that everyone does need to take a daily multivitamin.

Not only has homeopathy itself been proven effective over the past 200+ years, with volumes of clinical studies, some homeopathic human growth hormone sprays have undergone IGF-1 clinical studies for effectiveness.

See the double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies done on our own formula. Our clinical results are the best ever independently obtained with a non-injection product.

Thankfully, more and more health professionals are now using and incorporating homeopathy into their own medical practice due to overwhelming evidence supporting efficacy.

Some Claim Their Spray is a "Real HGH" Product

Some sellers claim the spray product they sell is not a homeopathic product but is a "real HGH" product like the injections. This is absolutely not true. All spray products must be homeopathic if they are going to be effective, yet whether their spray has gone through the extensive homeopathic process or not, it can only contain homeopathic amounts of growth hormone. I believe this false claim is another reason why some say that sprays don't work.

Medical professionals and scientists who are knowledgeable in the area of hormones know that a therapeutic dose of molecular growth hormone must be injected due to the size of the molecule, and would also require a prescription, and so of course these professionals would say that such a spray product wouldn't work. Unfortunately, the false claim being made by these sellers can reflect negatively and unfairly on legitimate and effective homeopathic sprays such as ours.

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Homeopathic HGH is the Smart Choice

High quality U.S. made homeopathic sprays are the smart choice because they can provide benefits safely. They will not over stimulate or burn out the pituitary gland, and they won't cause side effects or make the pituitary gland lazy.

Dr. Howard Davis states in his book "Feeling Younger With Homeopathic HGH" that Mr. Howard Turney took the injections for 8 years, which is longer than any known adult. Mr. Turney is actually known as the "father of human growth hormone" because he opened the first clinics with growth hormone as the primary treatment for aging.

Both Mr. Turney and his wife now take homeopathic HGH spray instead of injections, and he told Dr. Davis they are receiving the same benefits they received with injections (see Dr. Davis' book).

Lisa Wells, RN

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